Police hope to learn more about the mysterious convicted murderer's past

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Updated: 2:30 PM EDT Jun 20, 2017

MANCHESTER, N.H. —

Authorities hope newly released video of a police interview with the New Hampshire man known as “Bob Evans,” who is believed to be responsible for at least six deaths, will yield clues about his background.

In the video, Evans is seen speaking with a deep, distinctive voice and displaying uncommon mannerisms. Authorities hope those characteristics will be helpful for the public as they try to learn more about his mysterious past.

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Police believe Evans killed a woman and three children, including his own daughter, who were found in metal drums in Allenstown. He's also believed to be responsible for killing a young Manchester mother who disappeared in the early 1980s, and he was convicted of killing his wife Eunsoon Jun in California in the early 2000s.

Police fear Evans also killed the mother of his child, who was found in one of the Allenstown metal drums. The mother’s body has never been found and her identity is not known.

The video is from a 2002 police interview with Evans regarding Jun’s disappearance. She was found buried in their home’s basement.

Police said Evans had several aliases and has been known to live in several states across the country. His real name and birth date are not known.